Todi
Perugia Province, Italy
Umbria, Italy
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EST. BCE 700
EST. BCE 700
700s BCE
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at Todi.
Todi preserves a well-defined medieval hill town centered on the Piazza del Popolo, flanked by the Palazzo del Popolo, Palazzo dei Priori, and the Duomo, with surviving stretches of Etruscan, Roman, and medieval circuit walls tracing the town's successive expansions. It is administered by the municipal government of Todi, with individual monuments under Italian heritage protection. As a living town, its streets and public buildings' exteriors are freely accessible, though the interiors of the historic palazzos keep separate visiting arrangements.
About Todi
Todi began as an Umbrian hill settlement that came under Etruscan and then Roman control by the seventh century BCE. It grew into a Roman municipium with terraced walls, temples, and a forum. Todi later flourished again as a medieval commune, valued for its position guarding trade routes through the Tiber valley.
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